SOLUTION: A theater has 500 balcony seats and 1800 main level seats. If tickets for balcony seats will cost $15 less than tickets for main level seats, what should the prices be for each typ
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Question 952779: A theater has 500 balcony seats and 1800 main level seats. If tickets for balcony seats will cost $15 less than tickets for main level seats, what should the prices be for each type of ticket so that total revenue from a sellout performance will be $33,840? Found 2 solutions by MathLover1, macston:Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source):
if all tickets sold:
and , the revenue will be:
If tickets for balcony seats will cost $ less than tickets for main level seats , then
what should the prices be for each type of ticket so that total revenue from a sellout performance will be $:
$ ......solve for
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$ ->price be for ticket for main level seats
then, will be
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$->->price be for ticket for balcony seats
You can put this solution on YOUR website! B=balcony seats=M-$15; M=main level seats
500B+1800M=$33840 Substitute for B.
500(M-$15)+1800M=$33840
500M-$7500+1800M=$33840 Add $7500 to each side.
2300M=$41340
M=$17.97 ANSWER 1: Mail level seats cost $17.97
B=$17.97-$15=$2.97 ANSWER 2: Balcony seats cost $2.97
CHECK:
500($2.97)+1800($17.97)=$33840
$1485+$32346=$33840
$33831=$33840 (Difference due to rounding down 0.4 of a cent per ticket)